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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-14

anu you KNOW ~. III b DuIsL- Ol CduuOT
the old man had admitted that he at least
helped eat the missionary.
Some American missionaries have re-
Gently begun to labor among the Muceli,
the only cannibals to be found in Angola
finest tribe of blacks he has met in Africa
and he thinks their superior physique
and other qualities may be partly due to
their cannibalism, which supplies them
with larger proportion of animal food
than other tribes use. 1t seems strange
to read that the only cannibals In Angola
are distinguished from all the surround
ing tribes by "their superior honesty and
honor" The fact is that If cannibal
tribes were not usually stronger and
smarter than their neighb0rs they could
not indulge their propensity to any large
extent. They would be wiped out them
selves when they tried to prey upon
Mr.. H. H. Romilly, who has been in the
Western Pacific for several years as Brit
ish commissioner, is one of the very few
white men who have witnessed canni-
bal banquet. He happened to be visiting
q tribe In New Ireland three or four
years ago, when q hostile force-about q
thousand strong-dashed up to the beach
In brightly painted war canoes. A bloody
battle followed and the inyaders were
repulsed. The women stationed them
selves n the rear Of their lords, and when
ever an enemy was killed the body was
passed back to them and they conveyed
& to some village. After the battle, prep
sratiops began for the feaating, and the
banquet came Oh without any pretense
q concsalment and amid ~ gIpateet
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-14
THE FACTS ABOUT THE .MAN-EAT-
ERs OF THE WORLD.

Tribes Who are Addicted to Human Flesh
~ Diet Among the Most Advanced Of
Savage People-A Taste That They Try
sand Conceal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16

VIM. kreider has over his own signature
said poitively that he will not withdraw from
the contest for the nomination OF Prothonotary ;
he will without doubt stay ia the fight until the
end. Why not then, fellow Republic ans, give
the ONCE to the most deserving. While the air
Ii full OF the charges, ordinations and recrini.
nations OF the bosses ana their heelers, political
ciiques and claquers aud while the wires are
being pulled for ons comOi iuation or another
are not the Peoples interests to be heard and
the Peoples interests to be considered
In common with hundreds OF my fellow citi
gems with whom l have talked, with leading
members OF the bar. who know who has bee N
the faithful, efficient wheel horse, the tireless
accommodating clerk, the upright, conscien-
tious deputy, propose to vote for Vim. L.
kreider. because
/. Long experience in the oftics and thorough
ACC uaintance with its duties have demonstrated
his fitness beyond all other candidates.
2. He has always ceen a faithful, consistent
Republican, and " never flew the TRACK"
a. He Is In no rlng. clique or co onbina.ion, and
he will be the tool of no boss
4. His nomination VII be a rebuke to improper
methods In politics, and an encouragement to
deserving men to run tor Cfics.
know express the views of thou "a nds of we'll
informed citizens when say that VIM r. Kret.
der ought to be Prothonotary. and Il the People
turn out and vote as they think H. hs will be. 7 he
quiet vest pocket voters will decide this election
and they are for william h. kreider.
ltd&w WARWICK
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16

The school board committee ON buildings
and grounds met at the Office OF John l,
Hartman to-day at noon aud opened the bids
for the erection OF a new public school house
on West Walnut street corner Of Mary, the
building to be brick and In all respects like
the public school house on South Prince
street The bids were as follows: McLsuah.
lin q Gessll S,'57; Clifton Evans, E,9g7;
George Ernst jr., IS. .5i3 John A. Burger
E,e9i; Elser x Wohlsen, s7,9i5 1. P. Mayer
SS,9l2.
Tho contract was awarded TO Mclaughlin
& Gessll, the lowest bidders, who gave J.
Fred Sener as surety for the fulfilment Of the
contract Work on the new building will be
begun at once and 1t Is to be finished on the
18th OF August, so as to allow OF It's being
furnished and opened for school purposes by
the first OF Septeube
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16
TrampIed ~ . Horse.

A ten-year old son OF Levi Haggerty, Of
Rohrersown, was trsmpled by horse and
badly hurt Saturday evening. The boy was
carrying bundle OF newspapers from the
Rohrerstown railroad station to the postofiice,
when another boy, who was on horseback,
with view OF frightening Hsggerty, rode up
behind him, and the horse knocked him
down and trsmpled him, injuring him
severei y. He was carried into house near
by and attended by DIR. Ringwslk
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16

The court Of oyer and terminer ct Buffalo,
N. l., convened Sunday morning to receive
sue Verdlct OF the jury in the oil conspiracy
case. The verdict pronounced HIr.m
Everest and Charles M. Eyerest n IN:
vacuum OH company, OF Rochester. suiltv
o. conspiracy - charged In the Indictment
Inis result was surprise to the friends ri
.ne aeisndsnta An sppsal will probably DO
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16
Philsdsiphia Cattle Aaarkse

PaItA p.trHiA, May ls-Beef cattle. receipts
27o0 Previous week-Beeves, 2ltO: Sheer
7,0OS Hogs, ..SO. ~P'
Beef cattle t9Xc lower: Extra. HS03,.c gocd.
tA0oc medium. &a0lkc COM mon. S4s
sheep fairly active: wooled sheep, ikos4.c ;
sheared sheep, Sk0Sc; wool lambs, 6SS16Sc
light, 7k07Ac.
Fat cows were fairly active at sk3&c.
Milch cows were In good request At fyGfa
Veal calves were duh at Ease
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16
A Row After the Circus.

On Saturday night after the circus q row
occurred on the New Holland turnpike
Tom Cham mberlAin and Clement Eckert, who
live In Paradise township, we're pounded,
and the former had his head cut by Q sharp
instrument Michael German has been pros.
ecuted by them before Alderman Deem, but
he says that the coun;rymsn were the sg.
groooors,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16

CaicAso. May 10, p. m. -Marvet ciensA
w.. WscsAsss.Aay' s6ei june t'Hc July sS,<c.;
Corn say. ssxc: June. &c 5uiy. ao&c.;
SSts-Aay. a''Sc; June, s',.c; July. ss,.c. Aug 4.
fOrk-Not quoted.
" Glak Aug, d NJ.
utraiHa.
whest-May. s7,.c; June, sss,e.; July, ss,.c;
Aug, sttac.
Corn aaay. ssxo; june. ssse July. asc
Aug. .A!kc
0st..say 500; june. srSc. July. sss.c
Pors-Nay.'s2i 90; June. sq CO.
Aug. R W. '' " ~
Aug, Z; 20.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16
Htt By q street Car,

On Saturday evening young man, who
had . horse and buggJ belonging to Thomas
Smedley, OF Lyle, was standing near the
corner OF West King and Prince streets with
the team. When the o'clock car from Mil
lorsville came around the corner the horse
backed and the car struck the buggy, twisting
and breaking 1t up very badly. The man
escaped by Jumping.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16

xne funeral OF John +. Rsith on SUNDAY
e.sssnoon was one Of the largest seen in our
sseo Iof yearA 1t was attended by the
.oineton Conclave Seven Wise Men
.eeoer Lodge OF Odd Fellows, Red Jacket
1soe o. RED Men, and Lancaster Comman.
~ Knights Tsmplar The last named or.
0eaieseson turned ont In large number. and
- headsd by the Liberty Cornet band.
eesvacee we're conducted by Rey. Emil
ers q b Stephens Lutheran church,
y addition the funeral service Of the
- Tsmpiar was read st the grave At
ee0etsvy. The pall.besrers were Sir
!ohn Och4 William Bslz, Frank
Jsoob Otso6sE, VIM. q. Rspp and @.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16
sudden Death Of Nrs Margaret Hagen.
Mrp Nayvarof HaOen diaN sn1dnptly

u
the home OF her son John, at Rswlinsville
on Sunday night She was In her usual
health in the evening and upon returning
TO her home from a neigh hbor's house was
seized with q hemorrhage and died in . few
minutes before medical aid could be sum.
momed. Deceased was &c years old, the
widow Of Daniel Hagen, and among her sons
IL Albert Hagen, candidate for prison keeper
Her funeral will take place on Wednesday
morning and interment made at the Presby.
terian church at Mt Nebo.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16
Death Of Mrs Cs,h.r,n. Bowman.

Mrs Catherine Bowman, wife OF William
Bowman, died rather suddenly Sunday after.
noon. Her health had not been of the best
for year past. On Saturday she was able to
walk to the Eastern market She was taken
with hemorrhsge and died at 8 O'Clock.
Deceased was daughter OF the late Conrad
Shertz. Besides q husband she leaves fv We
sons and three daughters, all Of whom are
married but the youngest son.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16
Bitten By Q aSog,

Ara John Martin, Of the Relay house,
corner Prince and Walnut streets, was badly
bitten IN the hand Sunday morning BY .
dog belonging to the family. The fiesh DO.
tween the thumb and forehnger was much
torn. The wound, which u Q painful one, wss
cauterised BY DR.. Eberman.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16
GrAd unted In LAM,

Z. d. Meyer, esq, class OF 's3, franklin
and Marshall who has graduated from the
Law department OF Columbia college, WAS In
this city on Saturday, visiting for q few
hours his scquaintances st bis alma mater
He will probably practice at Freeburg, Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16
Death os Absam SsuiIss.

MARIETTA, May l6-Abram Butler died
of heart disssse at AAytown on Saturday a.
tsruoou ct the sgs Of shout 80 ysara He wss
brother OF John Butler who died two weeks
ago Three grown sons survive him VII
liam Bulier, OF Mt Joy, George OF Dooegal
6pSiusa and John oe NsytoWn. NJ. Bullor
M eabinet-makey By GadA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16
Sale Of Q Fine Residence.

Bsusmsn 4 Burns, real estate agents, sold
.. private sale for Mr. John L. Baer the three
story brick private residence, situate No. Il
East Walnut street, for S, GOO, TO Q non-resi.
dent physician, who will occupy the same
next spring.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16
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whsasvse large crowds os people come to
LAucaster On the Psnnay lvania railroad, VIII.
liam Hrady, chief Of the railruad police force,
places his men on the different trains which
leave this city. This 10 done for the purpose
q protecting people from thieves, and to
prevent disorder. On Saturday night At II
O'Clock Q special train left this city for Har.
risbure, BY way Of NJ Joy, and Ofacer
waah q. Pyle vas assigned to duty ON
IL While the train WAS vet in
the Lancaster station Officer Pyle noticed Q
crowd Of drunken young men, who were in.
clined to be noisy and for fight After the train
pulled out the officer went into the second
car and found the young fellows fighting.
He euccceded In quieting them and then
went back to the third car where there was
more disorder. He tried to stop It and lust
- he had restored Quietness some OF the
men, who had teen In the second car, came
oack. One Of them walked up to Pyle
said There IL the - ~
He drew . black sck and struck Pyle a ter.
flole blow above the right eye, knocking him
down. While Pyle was on the car floor the
men oil began striking and kicking him.
The train WAS then about the Harrisburg
turnpike crossing, aud when Brakeman wes.
ley Swope heard OF Pyle's trouble he went
to his assistance. The officer and brake
man succeeded In getting q pair
handouts on the man with the billy. The
train was stopped ct Dillerville and Pyle
got of with his prisoner intending to
bring him back TO Lancaster. Before the
trains again started, however, the companions
Of the man under arrest jumped from the
car. They again knocked Pyle down and
kicked him aud before the officer could re
cover they had again boarded the car, tax ing
with them the prisoner on whose wrists the
handouts still were The officer was pretty
badly used up, and although he has very
black eye he is about to-day and will likely
bring his sssailsuts to justice. The men are
said TO hail from Landisville.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16
AmuAeyuonta.

"The Streets Of NeW York. This eyenipg
"The streets OF New York" will be played in
uiton opera house by George G. Boniface and
large and talented company. This Is q very
popular play. illustrating life in q great city
ana 1t never fails 20 please An audience.
Gamorss Band.-One week from today Gp-
nore's great band appears at the King street
theatre. ana psople who desire to hear It should
be looking after their reserved seats. for the In
dications point to O rush both afternoon and
evening.
Adoeriys Msnarels. -Haverly's minstrels will
Dc here on Thursday evening. This is "a ne
large com pany. aud when here recently they
gave the greatest satisfaction. Ths party In
oudes T.. 4. Hall. the German Brothers, Quaker
City Quartette, and others. They played a very
successful engagement In Philadelphia last
week.
FSndt Rehsdrsdl.-The 6nal rehearsal of the
Cecilisn society takes place at Ceciian hall TO-
night, prior TO the grand recital TO. morrow
evening.
Our stores Will be opsn this evening until
o'clock.
1t WILLIAMSON L FOSTER.
.~.~.------~~---.
MAsT-JEIyxRiks-On May I, Iss7 AZ 5 ID. James
SoSn sS ~ sey g. s Knight D.
BowHAs.-In this city. on the 18th inst. Catba.
rine. wife OF VIM. Bowman, In the 65Ih year OF
her age.
Csa It be the tie Is broken.
That bound us TO our home,
But the voice Of God has spoken,
And called our mother home.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16

E,sTATE OF JACOB KAMM, sR., LATE
~ OF lancaster city, deceased. Letters tea
tamentary on said estate having been granted
TO the undersigned. all persons indebted there.
TO are req uested 70 make immediate payment,
and those having claims or demands against
the same, will present them without DELAY for
settlement 70 the unasrsigned.
..CArHAklNk ANN, Executor.
MARRIOTT BRosIUs, Attorney. mS0-6tdn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16

iadies' Black Boucls Jerseys. %Ic.
Coat Back Double Pleat silk Faced. 500.
ColOred Boucle Jer seys, 7Sc
Black w0rsted Jerseys. Coat Back. formerly
Dt8 reduced TO s5c.
Fine worstsa Pompadour Jerseys. Plested
Vest q u
Fine Jsrssys. 0, %. el00 and sabQ
One Lot Jerseys worth es1o reduced to el.s7.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16

Our stores Will be opsn this ev ening until
o'clock.
II WILLIAMSON 4 FOSTER,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-12-25
\ Destructive Cyclone.

A spcci'l from Polk county, Ark,
dated the 18th instant. reports that n
Destructive cyclon" visited Armstrong
Academy, Indian Territory, Fort Wa.
chith and Green, nj m early hour on
Saturday morning. causing great de-.
tructIon TO property aud loss Of life.
htOut i've O'Clock a terrific rumllinu
sound was heard nni u heavy black
cl 'uI. funnel shaped. MAS seen in the
distance rapidly approaching. when
about a mile nurth,of the fort il struck
the ground AMI from this point south
Tor miles the work OF rniu continued.
The cyclone travelled about n mile n
minute. In an instant from the time
IL struck the earth bali tho houses in
the fort were in ruins. Light houses
were picked up nni made into kindl ng
wood by TIE fuzzy Of the wind. At
Green, n little hamlet six miles south
Of Armstrong, tho damage was very
heavy, and many persons injured. Sew
enteen houses aud the general store were
Carried away bodily, whls horses and
cattle within the territory covered by
the storm were killed or injured. The
damage al this time cannot br estimated
"a the full extent Of tho storm IL un.
known. Five deaths are reported nc
far.
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Red hts.

The Central Pacific IL iIroid has re
Gently made the following reduction in
frcighis from san Fsaucisco to Elko:
First Glass, including general mcr-
cbaudisc. 81 90 per 100 pounds.
former rntp, 50 81; socoud clnss.
imculing butter. cheese, etc. 81 20.
former rate 80 IA; Third class
including dried fruits. etc. 81 70. for
mrr rate 81 II; fourth claRa, which
takes in all heavy goods such M iron,
canned gods, sugar, etc, 81 80, for.
mer rate. ~ 80. There il also a new
ruling in regard to the transportation OF
small packages, tho minimum charge
heretofore having been % cculs. lint
hereafter 40 package will be rated ntlcss
tam loo pounds, second class rates, for
which tho charge will hc 81 70.
T,c Western Union Telegraph Com.
p,ny has nIsO reduced The rate on mes.
snges Of tn wor IL % san cisco
rom g. ccuts TO 10 cents.
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pALn AGySDI.
FroE. Saturdays Daily.

Mr.. 4. y. Miller hS recovered
from his injuries NJ To be abb. I br out.
Tx Assrmbl,mn W. J.. Hrakz mr.
rived from THE west On Thu mornings
tr"iu.
REGULAR meeting EIko Lodge No. Is.
/. y. o. +. at their Hall to
night.
f. T. Hnrlcsty shipped from Wells
yesterday ten car loads Of beef cattle fur
the san Francisco mrrkrt.
W. I. Smith has just received a large
consignment OF QucrnswaTc which win
be open for inspection next week.
Tx Asscm'lymnn Isaac wisemnn. Of
Clover Valley, Nh ne down last even
Irg from Wells aud stopped over IN
town to day.
The Turckcc Republican snys:
"TLrrc nre quite ~ number Of mra>rl,
i'll town" Lust week We Ind "a few
croup in Il No., remarks the Reuo Ga.
z'ttc.
N Carroll n, nlI ,.s;d.r, .rt-
rr,sr,,,u. t,r,,., por,,i.. vo,,.r
Humboldt county, was frozen to death
"uc night this week about n mile from
hi+ home.
4 lHrg" amoupt If fine ice has b, on
stored by the ~v7riuus hnu-rS in town,
nrI v.,r. r,, fall. a. .ry,- TO- a.
van, nf ,L.s =-,y .,,,.l. d,,i,.
the coming summer
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w.. w.r r... -.
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'""' 'he i"'''hai revenue 'Ai on 'ooa'-
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The first 'rn"l" on tn" second page of
The NitSihm Evening Report oil WedneS.
day. the 18th instant. IL taken bodily,
without credit, ii"'n an editorial III the
DAILY l~SrErESDESr Of Saturday, the
10th instant.
Virrip;a CbronicIs.-Noi,r JoLr II
Dennis, formerly publisher Of the Tus
carora Times Review, writes from Salt
Like CITY that y, viii s,op rc,urr 4,
Nevada but will not r,.ep,er ia. news.
paper business.
Th. ov lima 49,, - H. c,
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prom Wednesdays DAily.I
OALAAGUxOI.


Wells. was in Town yesterday.
Il, r. HAmill auI Allen Fisher, o
Wells were in town yesterday.
Ills is the shottest day Of the year
and . the day, wall begin to grow
pereiptiIly l1uger.
Myron PiIiey aud daughter and W
II. Cotnnt and wife came in from La
NOBLE yesterday and returned to-day.
Holiday goods are being rapid,
picked at our various business houses,
aud the merchants are ~correspondiuglS
happy.
Thomas Kahn, Of Clover Vail y shiT.
ped seven cars Of beef cattle from VIII.
yesterday. soil to Hebron 4 Co, San
Francisco.
Silver State:-The body Of n man
who had been missing for "A mouth from
Truckee wns found in the river below
that place Last Sunday.
The Depot Ho,el is undergoing a
thorough course of repairs. A judicious
Application Of paper aud paint will aid
, much TO the nitractions Of this popular
hotel.
Ex-Governor FL II. Murray, Of Utah,
with a few associates. has purchased
Go 900 acres uf land in the Vuli- de los
PHimos, Southern California. where Mr..
Murray Will make his future home.
The Gdvice to mothers in Yesterdays
issue Is pro iaciug favorable results. ~
We learn thnt several "f our young men
are taking mp Subscriptions for the puI-
pose Of liqnidating counting expenses.
Last night was nh rxtreiu,l y cold one,
the Tnr:ou, thermometers in town rnnp-
ing from 20 to % degrees blow zero.
the difference in temperature being ac-
counted for III the location of the iustru-
inents.
DIR. II. Il. X Her and wife came down
from Tuscaro;a Monday. The Doctor
al 'He Depot Hotel
where he will he plenSed to attend To
AZ ""h'S u 'I'Se requiring any Kind OF
dental work.
A letter from G.. A. Brossemer. dntrd
~Gnrrneville, Cal, Zee. II, states that
Ia. h,,, - '
.to. MIN, ..;r,
fo,,n.rrr =, prr.n
oorl, a. IN I,.. 80.
,, - "' Vie 'A'reme
~ '.''"i ouSi'
" ''h'e' ""N'"R hiI'd thcir
empty their lc. houses anl I'll them
viii IN. present crop which il n amor
lor article.
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Der. Treasurer; W. 5. Hil!man, Sccre-
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-12-25
NAH Notice.

Commencing tomorrow, tho 21nd IN
staut. tho mails will bc cnrricd ON trains
No. |. and 2, instead Of | aud ! ~ here.
tofofe. BY this arrangement tho mails
will arrive from the wes. Mt 7:L5 in tho
evening, mud from the olst ut g.jJ in
tho morning. Trains No. . and 4 will
q carry mil.